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Prolonged use of hydrogen peroxide, or using too strong of a composition of it can harm your teeth. It can create microscopic holes in your tooth enamel, weakening teeth and allowing bacteria to get a foothold.

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Peroxide can whiten teeth, but be very careful to only use the hydrogen peroxide gel that is intended for use on your teeth. Peroxide can create microscopic holes in your tooth enamel, weakening it.

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no i can not it only kills germs inside your mouth. In fact it actually causes more germs to accumalate inside your teeth, causing it to rot faster.

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